Ford's Editing Backed 'Single Bullet' Theory

[Tim Nickerson]

Ford moved the back wound , thus creating " The Magic Bullet " CE 399 !

Ford never moved any wound by even as much as a mm in any direction.

[Royell Storing]

         There is clearly a difference between a person's BACK and their NECK.

[Ray Mitcham]

Ford never moved any wound by even as much as a mm in any direction.

Correct. He would have had to have been present at the autopsy so to do. What he did, was change the description of the position of the wound. Easy peasy.

[Bill Chapman]

Right, generic face sheets are used in virtually all autopsies so the location of wounds and injuries on the

deceased can be obscured. geez


Tell us Bill are JFK's wounds accurately depicted in the illustrations below?

The head shot looks relatively accurate if Jackie's statement 'top, behind the forehead' was accurate.

I prefer actual photos to drawings. How a wound position is described to an artist is the responsibility of the person describing it; if the result is inaccurate then something went sideways between the two.

Do you understand the difference between sloped v square shoulders
Show us where Kennedy's square* shoulders match the sloped shoulders in the generic face sheet drawing
Show us where the 14 x 14 measurement noted on the face sheet changed position

Again, tell us how a face sheet drawing is meant to replace the actual measurement of the body itself.

*Hint: Google 'JFK shoulders swim'

[Royell Storing]

Do you understand the difference between sloped v square shoulders
Show us where Kennedy's square* shoulders match the sloped shoulders in the generic face sheet drawing
Show us where the 14 x 14 measurement noted on the face sheet changed position

Again, tell us how a face sheet drawing is meant to replace the actual measurement of the body itself.

*Hint: Google 'JFK shoulders swim'

           The  Autopsy Photos of JFK 's BACK Wound in No Way resemble the cockamamie illustrations you have provided above.

[Bill Chapman]

           The  Autopsy Photos of JFK 's BACK Wound in No Way resemble the cockamamie illustrations you have provided above.

A more apt description of the twofer inshoot would be 'neck/back' wound, given that the missile struck precisely at the junction where the neck merges into the back (according to the autopsy, and described elsewhere as such)

Gary provided the 'cockamamie' illustrations above, not me. I agree they look wonky; pretty sure JFK would be hard-pressed to remain in that bolt-upright position, or even attain it.

[Tim Nickerson]

Correct. He would have had to have been present at the autopsy so to do. What he did, was change the description of the position of the wound. Easy peasy.

Close enough. He recommended changing the description of the position of wound. Rightly so.